Plagued Waifu culture - Cartoon fuckpillows and the men (and women) who love them

Someone just showed me this, but I guess some writer on the Powerpuff Girls made a self insert of himself to be a love interest of one of the little girls?

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https://www.reddit.com/r/waifuism/comments/6ez8w9/someones_goodbye_some_drama_and_where_do_we_go/

http://archive.is/pHSjZ#selection-1381.0-1465.47

Hi everyone.
I hope you're all doing well tonight. I'm making this thread to try to provide some clarity to some of you about some things that happened quietly recently so I can keep all of you informed.
/u/Loenth has taken her leave from the community and we will miss her dearly. Her dedication to the community and immense contributions are more than we can ever thank her for. There were some extenuating circumstances surrounding this and it was a very difficult topic for the mod team to discuss. I'd like to share some of that with you here.
Our friend Shin (/u/meldragon) came out to some personal friends as having fallen out of love for Rem and started to have feelings for her daughteru, Miki.
The mod team felt this was an awful action. She left her wife for their own adopted child and such a thing has to be emotionally scarring for both of them. A daughter being advanced on by a parent and a spouse left behind.
However, every situation has its details and those things can't always be ignored. Shin has struggled through many personal problems and came to me about relationship troubles many times in the past and I did my best to advise her.
Deliberating over that decision took quite a bit of time. There were advocates for no punishment, advocates for a permanent ban, and those in between. We settled on a temporary ban. If Shin had waited on her feelings longer this situation would never have happened. We are giving her a month off, roughly the same amount of time she needed to wait to discover what was really going on with her feelings.
What she did we consider generally unacceptable; however, it was a first for us. Never had we seen someone so repentant and so sorry for what they had done. We agreed on a one month ban.
/u/Loenth felt that her opinion on the matter wasn't heard on the mod team and felt that the community in general did not share her views on how serious the community should be, and thusly chose to leave the community. We respect her choice and her views and we want all of you to consider why she said what she did and took the actions she did.
In summary:
  • /u/meldragon (Shin) is banned for one month to give her time to think about her relationships.
  • /u/Loenth has left the community indefinitely, but she is welcome back if she ever chooses to return.
We encourage all of you to think carefully about your relationships so that such a thing does not happen again in the future. We will not be so lenient in the times to come. Be careful and thoughtful in who you adopt and who you declare is your waifu.
Where do we go from here? The remainder of the mod team do not honestly feel that the community has changed significantly to become less serious. We still intend to promote the thoughtful, dedicated, and loving community we always have. That will not change. We will miss those who have left, but we will carry on the way we always have.
Much love to all of you, thank you for reading.

What. The. Fuck.
 
Wait wait wait let me get this straight: There's a butt ton of drama surrounding, and someone actually got banned, for changing a pillowcase?
"I did not have sexual relations with that pillowcase."
(Sorry y'all, best I've got)
Speaking of, are there any fundamentalist waifuists? I'd love to see how they reconcile their beliefs.
 
do they have some kind of officiated divorce proceedings for waifu "marriages" so that they can switch waifus without breaking whatever loyalty tests they set for themselves?
 
I'm pretty sure the AA universe terrifies them. Too many female characters who aren't demure little fuck flower doormats.
"Strong female characters" are actually popular as waifu. Case in point: Akiyama Yukari, waifu of one Generaloberst Heinz Guderian, because she shares his MilitaryTism. :autism:

(BTW, TRUE and HONEST soldiers who have seen GuP often remark how highly improbable it is that young girls are able to handle tank equipment, which is incredibly heavy.)
 
I've been undercover in the r/waifuism community for quite some time now. The community is falling apart, its really quite interesting to follow. For example, the top mod and creator of the community was found to have been involved in one of the greatest autism heists of all time. Basically, he scammed the community by setting up a charity event and then running with the money. I'm not sure how much he stole but I believe it it was in the thousands. This sparked a chain reaction of autism within the community. Some people wanted to take legal action against the man. Imagine having to show up to court for fucking scamming people on your waifu community. Also, the drama surrounding Shin which I believe was posted earlier is very interesting. I haven't been paying too much attention to it but my understanding is this person was tempbanned for "abandoning" their animated child. There's been a lot of focus on "daughterus" and "sonfus" recently, it's pretty disturbing shit. Many people who were core community members left after the Shin drama. While it may seem ridiculous to us that someone would be tempbanned for "changing their pillow cover," it wasn't enough for some. A good number of people decided to leave because the community was not serious enough for them. A tempban was simply too lenient in their eyes. However, all the recent drama and fighting isn't the only thing destroying the community. In fact, the main problem in my eyes is a recent shift in the demographics. Back in the old days of /r/waifuism, it was mostly composed of exactly what you would expect: mid 20's dudes working dead-end jobs with minimal social experience. As autistic as it was, there was still the possibility for """serious""" discussion. In more recent times, the discord chat has become filled with cancerous 14 year olds that post nothing but shit like ":3 so cute!!" and "xD waifu cuddles!!!!!" You can't read a single post without some faggot using the B emoji meme or something equally retarded. Over the past year of being here, I've developed somewhat of a love-hate relationship with /r/waifuism. The autismposting makes me shudder with cringe and some of the stuff is straight up pedophilia, yet the community has it's own charm to it. In a few months, when it devolves into a complete circlejerk featuring the same three people talking about their anime wives, I'll be sad. I'm not even sure my involvement with this place can be considered ironic anymore. Thinking up a variation of "I love my waifu" has become second nature now. Reading the posts there everyday has taken its toll. I'll post updates as more dumb shit happens here and I'll try and scrape together some screenshots related to the scam. Goodbye.
 
Imagine the surprise shame sweeping families in the next few decades.

You're a pretty normal human, have no idea what "doujinshi" or "dakimakura" are. Your reclusive distant relative dies, leaves debt from regular life, and also death. His debt is the responsibility of his non-existant estate, but your family pays several thousand for a basic burial, just because nobody wants family to go in an unmarked grave in the county hobo cemetery.

Before any repo men shake down his hovel, you want to extract any family items, and possibly anything valuable to reimburse everyone for the burial. You remember he liked anime and comics and shit, and so you hope he might have some vintage comics, animation cels, or action figures. You sneak in, and discover dusty, moldy, sagging particle-board shelf after shelf of this shit:
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Only, now this plastic shit is 20-30 years old, and has discolored and faded horribly, like old toys from the 60's-80's have today.

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Kawaii heads randomly turned deep orange, eye decals faded off, hair paint peeling off, vinyl tiddies tacky with plastic chemical ooze--or worse. Limbs and weapons are warped downwards by gravity. Glue at the seams has turned a disgusting shade of yellow-brown. Everything is covered with years of dirty dust.

You can't even tell where the boxes of professional h manga end, and the fetid doujinshi begins. There are crates of spiral-bound fan translated manga. VHS tapes, import and domestic DVDs. Hard drives and cases of DVDrs. Fuckpillows of little kid characters, erotic wall scrolls, underage model gravure DVDs and books. You aren't even sure how much of this shit is legal to own content-wise, and how much is illegal copyright-wise.

You look at remaining price tags, and realize this bastard could have paid off his own debts, at least bought some basic life insurance. You realize all this shit is worthless, rendered that way by time or suspicious stains, or fear of the FBI.

You grab Grandma's coffee table, a family album, and a small box of normal-looking anime DVDs to pawn, careful not to leave finger prints on any of the other shit. You lock the door, throw away the key, and shudder to think of the time he babysat your cousin's kids.

Two weeks later, the landlord disposes of everything. A week after that, you get a Facebook message from a man claiming to be his friend, offering to buy the whole lot.
 
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